but at the same time, time one is not adopting and beefing up. it's a military budget and also transforming its military training to try to invite a war. rather, it is just a positive and necessary step for time when to def, strengthen its defense capabilities. after years of not making much progress in terms of time, one's a defense capability. and this is a step in the right direction from not only just time one, but also from regional allies like japan and the united states perspective. and they are trying to engage, tie one more in terms of defense dialogues, and at the same time the bilateral exchangers aren't at the military level. ok, william, just stay on the line. that's your what the opposition in taiwan thinks about these growing. you are sir taiwan exchanges. the following songbirds of from the opposition came to irma. what do it? i wonder james lee, welcome us military assistance and training to help taiwan. but we don't need to make any big deal out of this news. you're look at the numbers, you're hosting the number of us military p

what time did you wake up? >> i don't know what time i woke up. when you get my phone, you know, i think one of the first things i did when i got up is call maggie. i was going to my mom's. and i know i texted her. i checked my phone. what time did we say the text was, jim? 9:06? i showed you the other night, didn't i? >> yes. >> so i texted her -- i called her just before that. she didn't answer at that point. and i left to go to my mom's. >> okay. ya'll just have to look. i'm not sure if i called paul or -- >> that's why we're getting the phone, to nail down the times and everything. >> right. >> pretty much that was all lies, wasn't it? >> the part about me not being at the kennel was a lie. >> not knowing that paul went down there, not being sure. that was a lie wasn't it? you're putting detail in this thing, aren't you? >> not knowing when paul left. everything about me not going to the kennel was a lie. >> you're able to do that so easily and so convincingly and so naturally, don't you? >> that's not for me to judge. >> that's true. >> it's

being. sides have to step back for the time being-— time being.me being. briefly, before really go. you _ time being. briefly, before really go, you talked - time being. briefly, beforej really go, you talked about competition. we have semiconductor chips, possible bands of sales of huawei and tiktok. what's next in us and china relations?— tiktok. what's next in us and china relations? what we have a calendar going _ china relations? what we have a calendar going forward - china relations? what we have a calendar going forward is - china relations? what we have a calendar going forward is a - calendar going forward is a busy couple of months. that does not bode well for when this next visit could occur. as you mentioned comedy pressures from the us have heightened recently, not only in the form of export controls that the japanese and the netherlands have signed on to, but also in the form of strengthening military alliances between the us and the japanese and the philippines, so i think we are in perhaps heightened tensions over the next couple

she won't show up all the time. and if we have some interesting news or hanakh, then i have a lot of people i know in viber. i immediately broke up, some meet. thanks for sending it there. so interesting, here is the village about the activities of the village. eh, well, i try, sort of. to glorify our quiet ones and i want our telekans to know that they live, uh, an active life, that her life has not frozen, and i also really i want my virgin lands to prosper, to be known and remembered, and for people to stay here and live, and i don’t want to say that i’m turning this grief, but i, somewhere yes, i’m involved in some here, so that the phones know. to remember them and come to us parts. if you haven’t come up with your dream trip yet, then we always have a couple of great options. this is the highest mountainous settlement in belarus, which, moreover, became famous, we recall the lessons of history, as the first capital of the grand duchy of lithuania. leading our country in 1519. thanks to the zealot of orthodoxy

to time. [laughter] mr. rubenstein: what did he call you? [laughter] chair powell: no. i haven't had that kind of -- i haven't gotten any calls from president biden. mr. rubenstein: ok. so the biggest challenge you have now is being able to keep a straight face, not telling people what you're going to do in the future, and look at the data and then come up with the slight solution, right? that's mostly it? chair powell: i think the biggest challenge we face at the fed is completing the process of getting inflation down to 2%. and what i want to point out is that the -- we're seeing disinflation in the goods sector. we're -- we expect to see it in the housing services sector. that's -- these are the three parts of the core p.c.e. 56% of the economy, which is the rest of the services sector. it's the biggest part, obviously. and we're not seeing disinflation there yet. that's going to take some time. we need to be patient. we think we're going to need to keep rates at a restrictive level for a p

i guess from time to time to us of what mortal we really are, and that we, everything isn't all that sure. so much so that our colleague just a few weeks so ago took the risk and the our colleague and the other body always feeling so secure, sure. that nothing could go wrong. but i guess in this case, it's important that we remind ourselves and american people that this tragedy, terrible as it is, deserves at least an attempt to discuss it. the first thing we feel is that sorrow. sorrow. the heroic victims of the tragedy, sorrow for their loved ones, sorrow for our country. but we also feel pride in the seven members of the crew. pride in their dedication their belief in the space program, in themselves and in our country. and we also feel a sense of resolve and a sense that what they symbolized is too important to be stopped. sorrow, pride, a sense of resolve, a human desire to know what happened. these conflicting feelings are with us now. and it's my that the american people continue to share the faith that motivated and inspired the crew of the challenger. a faith that transcends

chair powell: it is a matter of public record that president trump did used to call me from time to timedavid: what did he call you? chair powell: i have not gotten any calls from president biden. david: when you say i am the chairman of the fed and after make the final decision, is this what we need to do. chair powell: we are blessed, we have 19 people, but there is one thing that unites all of us and that is a strong commitment to get inflation down. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh david: for people who are unfamiliar with the fomc, who is on it? chair powell: there are seven governors nominated by the president and confirmed by the senate and we serve terms that are not synced up with the election cycles we are independent. there are also 12 reserve banks around the country which have a degree of independence. each reserve bank is led by a president who works there full-time. all 12 of them sit on the fomc. it is quite a large committee of whic

they are constantly doing more than we even ask them to at many times and at times, there are times wheneed information or collaboration but i don't control other people's schedules, times, and information. also, and i don't want to sit there and send an e-mail asking for an extension when i'm not sure if that's what i should be doing and ultimately, part of that, maybe i should have called the commission secretary or written directors and said, hey, do we send something formal or do they know -- i know -- we, as in gpa and i connected after the fact, so it wasn't before that 6th and i didn't actually even know that, assumed there were some conversation going on at a different level, so i didn't realize that dpa didn't get any response. >> okay. thank you. commissioner walker. >> i want to thank you for coming and answering questions and i have concerns about just tone of this because it does feel a bit harassing and i think that we all are sort of committing to an accelerated finishing of some of these dgo's and it behooves us to meet the objectives. you have a set of expectations, comm

to time.avid: what did he call you? [laughter] chair powell: i have not gotten any calls from president biden. david: when you're dealing with your colleagues and you say, look i am the chairman of the fed and i have to make the final decision and this is what we should do? chair powell: we are blessed, we -- with a diversity of perspectives on the fomc. we have 19 people, but there is one thing that unites all of us and that is a strong c david: for people who are unfamiliar with the fomc, who is on the fomc? chair powell: it consists of a board of governors in washington. there are seven governors nominated by the president and confirmed by the senate, and we serve terms that are not synced up with the election cycles. we are independent. there are also 12 reserve banks around the country which have a degree of independence. each reserve bank is led by a president who works there full-time. all 12 of them sit on the fomc. this is 19 people. it is quite a large committee, of which, 12 vote in

time now is 808.ight now we do have a lot of slow traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound, which is typical for driving into san francisco. this is the time when you would expect that slow traffic to be there. if you're driving into oakland, north 80 begins to slide just north of the colosseum, and if you're driving to the same material or the dumbarton bridge, i'd say the same and tail bridges more crowding. dunbarton bridge is not all that slow. i do want to mention there is a crash sat down to idiot foothills. been there for a while. and this might take you by surprise, because usually we don't have this slow traffic getting in from los altos hills or 2 80 heading south toward cupertino. so don't let that surprise you. the rest of the valley going from east to west going that way, it looks a lot more typical, including 2 80 in san jose. it's a little bit slow right through downtown. eight or nine. let's go back to the is af death. but it's even worse for black americans. we take a close

same time . same place on week. same time.ith the weather. enjoy your week. hello looking ahead and there will be some and at times windy weather across northern parts. but further south it's going to stay dry and brighter. but with the risk of some frost and fog by night, take a look at the bigger. and you can see this weather front waiting the weather front waiting out in the atlantic. this going to push atlantic. this is going to push the as through the next the uk as we go through the next 24 or so. at the 24 hours or so. but at the moment we have this whacking great big area of high pressure across that's why been across us and that's why been such a settled for most . such a settled day for most. staying across much staying fine across much of england we go through england wales as we go through this some clear this evening and with some clear skies much night skies through much of the night too, cloudier picture too, but a much cloudier picture across parts of scotland and northern ireland. some blustery, gusty few spot

and what time usually? do you get up at 6:00 in the morning? and what time do you go to bed? a?any case it happens somewhere around eleven o'clock. oh, we're going to bed. sometimes it's earlier, because, uh, after all, training is hard and you need to follow the schedule athletes. with the regime, we always always have to adhere to the regime, because that in a different way there will be a failure of failures in the body and a failure, everywhere a psychological emotional plane, so there is no way without recovery without sleep. by the way, regarding the psychological , it is clear that there are ups, there are downs, you somehow cope with failures. i try to get over them quickly. and hmm, i’m looking for some reasons, not reasons, not just the reason for the mistakes that i made at the moment when i didn’t succeed, my husband and coach help me in this. here we fix them. we are trying to prevent them from happening again. and i somehow i mostly live positively. i believe that i will succeed. everything will come true, everything will come true . not now. so next time , well, s

in the night time, certainly during the day time so not a easy time for everyone so thank you for acknowledging that. it is really interesting because i hear a lot of questions around ambassadors so you are not alone in this and i think when i reflect on it, i start to think we are all using the term ambassador and that is making it confusing but they all function differently. it is all most as it if we all have staff just hap toon call ambassadors but all different organizations doing very different things. ambassador, a term coin probably firsted with cbd and bids, the support staff they have that provide that direct service usually contracted out with block by block and other organizations. maybe streets plus. hospitality ambassadors and mostly serve in capacity of cleaning, power washing, providing those eyes and ears to support the community as they are in the district maybe calling in with a emergency, supporting someone with a flat tire. saw that the other day. that kind of support and that staff that work with our cbd. then you have tourism hospitality ambassadors and those are supporte

take a time. drive slow. no need to rush san mateo bridge, 80 to 101 about 14 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. you were to center fielder to put you at about 7 minutes there. and if you are taking the golden gate bridge right now, slow down 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. back to our team coverage continuing now. of the rain. i was going to this morning. we've got kron four's michael thomas standing by with a look at what it's like in san mateo county this morning in the road. conditions there. good morning, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. it is definitely raining out here. lots of roads. you can see to my right into my love that the puddles are slowly starting to make their way when it comes to the raindrops start to get bigger. they were a lot smaller this morning. but in the last 2 hours, they have gotten bigger cook with gentleman earlier who was running says rain or shine is still going to go on about his day. but again, this is so

but these are dire times.tion and my response on a segment today on "america's newsroom." >> our older son, for high school he just, he wasn't doing the work, so i actually had requested for him on the held back, and the response i got was that socially they were concerned about the ramifications. and i said, yeah, but you're promoting him, and he hasn't done the work, he doesn't deserve it. i don't understand how he was able to graduate high school, to be honest. >> the only way black kids right now can succeed in america is through charter schools, private schools and maybe catholic schools. they cannot, in the current public school system right now, there is no way black people can survive. it's a crime against humanity. i mean, what would you rather have, the stigma for being held back or a stigma having a high school diploma but you can't read or do math? listen, this is a faustian deal. it's accepting watered-down education that won't make you competitive in the work force, and the return, of course, the

in the night time, certainly during the day time so not a easy time for everyone so thank you for acknowledging that. it is really interesting because i hear a lot of questions around ambassadors so you are not alone in this and i think when i reflect on it, i start to think we are all using the term ambassador and that is making it confusing but they all function differently. it is all most as it if we all have staff just hap toon call ambassadors but all different organizations doing very different things. ambassador, a term coin probably firsted with cbd and bids, the support staff they have that provide that direct service usually contracted out with block by block and other organizations. maybe streets plus. hospitality ambassadors and mostly serve in capacity of cleaning, power washing, providing those eyes and ears to support the community as they are in the district maybe calling in with a emergency, supporting someone with a flat tire. saw that the other day. that kind of support and that staff that work with our cbd. then you have tourism hospitality ambassadors and those are supporte

i can't tell you exactly what i was doing. >> that's more steps in a shorter time period than any time prior as you have seen from the testimony in this case. what were you so busy doing? going to the bathroom? >> i don't think -- >> did you get on a treadmill? >> no, i didn't get on a treadmill. >> jog in place. >> i didn't jog in place. i did not do jumping jacks. >> what were you doing, mr. murdaugh? >> preparing to leave for my mom's house. >> what does that mean? you were on that couch where you say you laid down. the suburban is outside. what all are you doing? >> i don't know if i went to my room, to the gun room, back in the -- >> doing what? you have been so clear in your new story about everything. what were you doing during these four minutes? >> i disagree with your assertion about every detail. i don't recall. i know that i was getting up and i was leaving. i was going to check on my mom. specifically what i was doing, i don't -- i don't know. i know what i wasn't doing. what i wasn't doing is doing anything as i believe you have implied that i was cleaning off or washing

well, how to spend more time , unfortunately, we had a very limited time. of course, i fell in love with the city very much, then the nature was amazing. i remember that in may, and the weather was so light and warm and i wanted to walk all the time. so i even thought a little that, when we were freed up with my father, we would be able to go out there, uh, take a walk and see. and even when i remember that he was leaving, and then i studied at the st. petersburg conservatory in graduate school. and i had to return to st. petersburg. i even remember that we had a concert. we were on the verge of collapse, because i had a performance in st. petersburg, i had to conduct the opera of emotions before the wedding of the fig performance was on the eve of my arrival in minsk. i might be late for rehearsal. and we had only two rehearsals and somehow it happened. i remember that they even wanted to cancel. uh, we were thinking of rescheduling our visit to another time. here, i don't know. i think i made the right decision said not to rush. maybe i can find it myself

let's go somewhere together after school and spend time together. it just takes time. how did you get released for trial? and will you answer for it? i am not afraid of you. you wanted to get rid of me. so i'll leave soon, but i'll take vanechka with me. i so wanted educate with you. tv channel belarus 24 broadcasts for you around the clock, do not switch. the daily task to talk about belarus to the country and abroad has been removed. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to the projects of our tv channel. so what is belarus like business and developing and festival picturesque we tell you not only about significant events, we introduce you to active, energetic and inspiring people who live in belarus and do everything for its development understand and feel. she needs to be seen with her own eyes. belarus 24 tv channel is on air, watch us every day. our members do not use their mobile phone as a means of entertainment. and as a source of information, so they are not familiar with the heroes of the brawl. stars but they know the date of the battle

yeah last thing we have time to. i have time for one more thing.m, i want you to describe your feelings, the night it first aired and what you saw and experience that night i, that was one of my favorite days. i bet i had come back to moscow after giving birth to my son and i was there with my colleague who i mentioned earlier, gorsky. we had a big it was a premiere the night of premiere of the show every major foreign network was there and you know just international press and we had a big show with puppets with the muppets zilli, baba and the kids were screaming. there were so many people, the audience, that the kids were lining front of the stage. and when this finished, i went outside with my colleague, with leonid and it was snowing and we stood stood there in the snow and there, apartment blocks in front us, these cement soviet style apartment blocks. and it was this was around, you know, just before 6:00. and we looked at the windows and noticed that all the windows were changing color. uh, simultaneously. so it was like blue blue, blue, red

chair, for the time. my friends on the other side of the aisle seem unconcerned about the threat of covid-19 virus and they've shown that consistently over the time of the pandemic. they've dismissed the virus. the president of the republican party -- previous president -- dismissed it, too, and tried to claim you could just solve it with a light bulb going into your body somewhere or drinking some time of clorox. they've dismissed the science behind masking and social distancing. they dismissed peer-reviewed science and condemned dr. fauci, who is an american hero. the centers for disease control and prevention says that over 500 americans are dying each day from covid. i believe in science. i believe in specialists. i believe in doctors. c.d.c. are the specialists here. my colleagues on the other side are very concerned about china, but now they're not concerned about china which has one of the biggest covid problems of any place on the globe having visitors come to our nation without having been vaccin

once upon a time, a long time ago, at the university, i may have passed the exams at the age of 12-13didn't even know ukrainian. with ivano-frankivsk who spoke exclusively ukrainian, and with such an interesting dialect, and i made the decision that i live in ukraine. i want to learn the ukrainian language and i started learning it during the war, and one month was enough for me to speak completely in ukrainian, i am trying to speak purely ukrainian, and i taught it very simply using google translator as in english, or if i didn’t know a word, i called it russian to the boys and asked them to simply translate it into ukrainian . this is me. by the way, i am very proud of what i learned i speak ukrainian as a language. i am absolutely tolerant of the language, that is, i do not judge or force anyone . i simply show by example how it is possible in social networks. people record voice messages for me and i hear that it is very difficult for them to speak ukrainian, but they try and apologize. for example, odessa and they say, sorry, we just started teaching, but we respect you and try t

you hit it riuht time that they needed to be? you hit it ri . ht on time that they needed to be? they needed to be? you hit it right on the nose. _ time that they needed to be? you hit it right on the nose. this _ time that they needed to be? you hit it right on the nose. this is _ time that they needed to be? you hit it right on the nose. this is an - it right on the nose. this is an issue of time and speed of delivery. president zelensky emphasised that in his recent remarks and he is right. time is becoming a lethal weapon used by putin to get more troops and he is sending more in by the thousands. they are digging in and some of them are driving the russian offensive forward stop so, speed is essential.— speed is essential. thank you so much forjoining _ speed is essential. thank you so much forjoining us _ speed is essential. thank you so much forjoining us on _ speed is essential. thank you so much forjoining us on you - speed is essential. thank you so much forjoining us on you state | much forjoining us on you state with your thoughts. one year on from russia's invasion o

i hurry back on to the train just in time for lunch. the glacier express prepares all of its food on board in this tiny kitchen. it offers a 3 course meal of traditional swift cuisine that goes perfectly with the surrounding scenery. a verena mikaela has worked on board since 2018. the guest of that's our international calling. there are new gums and every day, which makes the job interesting. if we get to exchange story, which makes the day so enriching the muffins, how could i for one? then she serves me a traditional schnapps, the shrew tomorrow, just for digestion. of course, a good to go in the glacier express wasn't always the luxury tourist attraction. it started running in 1930 as a way for locals to get around. but only in the summer months. the vast amount of snow and ice made it too difficult to operate in the winter time. in the early 19 eighties miss west began to recognize the trains tourism potential. the railway line was overhauled so it could run it year round, the glacier express became one of the world's most successf

we all deserve time to care for our loved ones, for ourselves, in times of joy, in times of sorrow. i am proud to be part of a movement to raise awareness of the importance of family and medical leave and to fight for a brighter future for our kids, our families, businesses, and our economy. we can't wait another 30 years for paid leave. thank you. [applause] now it is my pleasure to introduce the next speaker, who has spent years working to secure paid family and medical leave. please welcome deputy director for the women's bureau, gayle goldin. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you so much for sharing that powerful story. i know that just like ivonne, there are about 500 million similar stories of using fmla. it is so meaningful for us to take the time to hear it and thank you so much for being here. the fmla changes lives, as we've all been talking about this morning, and because of the fmla, people can keep their jobs and crucially, as ivonne said, they can also keep their health insurance when they need to care for themselves and their families, as deputy director of the w

in the sky from time to time. what does make them so interesting to astronomy? do you think i thomas, do visit earth from time to time, but not bright comets? that's a rarer event. and when they do what it means is that the contents within those balls of ice and frozen gas and rock that have come from so far in space there, illuminated by the sun as they expand the heat up. and you get these long tails. and these bright heads, and it's there that scientists are pointing telescopes tonight and up into february their telescopes from spain to chilly to hawaii. even james webb is looking at com at e 3 zed t f. and that's because it's thought that the very chemicals that make life possible may have been developed at the most distant reasons, regis of the up of the solar system. and so it's commerce that carry them back in on these long, elliptical journeys. and it's when they're close to our planet and bright, that telescopes can pick up those unique traces in those gases are that, that emerge from the comment before i

the chair: how much time? ms. jackson lee: how much time do i have? the chair: the gentlewoman has 2 1/2 minutes remaining. ms. jackson lee: such time as he may consume. i'll take a few minutes, a few seconds after that. mr. raskin: i just wanted to speak in strong support of the gentlelady's amendment. i want to thank ms. jackson lee for her leadership in terms of real economic policy which is about making the government an instrument of well-being and the public good. and we know we have serious philosophical differences with our friends across the aisle. many of them wanted to dismantle social security and medicare. i think when president biden arrived the other day, a lot of them retreated very quickly from it. i'd be delighted if someone wants to challenge me on that because we have all the quotations from all the republican senators and representatives who said it was time to get rid of social security, phase it out, adopt means testing, increase the age and so on and so forth. that's a real policy difference. what they've done here, i think, re

this time we remember he did that last time and he ended up going to tampa bay just clearly went on to the beach, woke up and and and cut the goodbye right there. so that's something we'll continue to digest throughout the okay, 7.11, the time. we'll take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. you see workers who took to the pavement demanding more pay and better benefits. >> we're worried now they might be out of a job here soon. we'll explain why. plus house republicans declaring that now is the time to end covid's public health emergency. >> we'll talk more about that. and then lastly, of the lack of veterinarians now leading to more and more animals being euthanized will explore that in more detail as well. we'll (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two

to time throws up amazing finds for all these fishermen, this time a knight's helmet of the 15th century, and somehow the local men decided go fishing. but, what is the use of trifles with spinning rods once they threw a seine into the river, the seine came . with one duck. they threw two came with grass, they threw the river for the third time and were stunned in the river sand, they fell into their hands, the unique knight's helmet has not a single century that has lain at the bottom of the river and it is good that conscious citizens were caught, not violating the law. and so positions today this helmet. at any cost, the largest museums in europe dream of getting it, because the analogues that they have can be counted on the fingers of one hand it is noteworthy that until recently a helmet of this type was the only one in belarus . we hope new finds are not far off. we are heading to the peace park, there is an alley of glory where the names of the heroes of the great patriotic war and socialist labor of the natives and residents of the mstislav region are immortalized, next to the mo

what's on time uh-huh on time.hing, well, the chief got excited and began to interrogate this slut. here she refused. i was also surprised how strong it is. are you a star, or what? all you needed was information and surveillance. nothing, maybe she really doesn't know. oh , how yasno made happy. stop leading her team so that no one finds. th moron your lip roll up get out of here. i 'll tell you everything here. you i used a weapon. two waterings one in the head one in the abdominal cavity on the right side the right leg lies on top, the left left is bent at the knee, and so 30 head in the northwest snow. you don't love anything anymore. he pulled out a knife and rushed at me. i shot you lie. no, i decided to check the information received . no hot ones. we must play openly, we must provoke. regina, they should reach out to you, they shouldn't have any options. okay, i got it. i'll figure it out, just don't touch it by itself just yet. hello hello so misha you fantasized something for yourself the topic is coming

just in time for rush hour because it always seems like the time it works out that way, and tomorrowa first alert day, because we're seeing heavy downpours. some of the small hail. and the potential for gusty winds with the cloud-to-ground lightning threat right around the peak of rush hour tomorrow. then we're back in that off and on pattern for the rest of the day. here's the good news. if you're ready to dry out, the dry stretch of weather to begin the month of march. wednesday, thursday looks dry across the bay area, but those rain chances are going to ramp back up as we head into the weekend. it looks like the showers could arrive as early as saturday, more likely by saturday night into sunday, and once again lowering snow levels as we head through tonight. and again over the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in the full forecast. >>> it's been tough to make weekend plans lately. >> and once it will be challenging. >> all right, thanks for the heads up. >>> okay, so we have seen a lot of side show videos all over the bay area. we have never seen one like this. yeah, that'

with it's time together because we haven't traveled anywhere in a long time, we haven't been together, it's cool that your intuition worked or what do you call it , well, most likely because even my friends said that you didn't come up with what you are somehow, i say no, i feel that at least the son i have to somehow protect from this if this will happen, but if it doesn't happen, thank god. unfortunately, it happened. well, on february 24, you learned that a full-scale invasion had begun. the war had begun. what were the first steps , the first actions? did you want to return to ukraine somehow to reunite with your family, or on the contrary , were you glad that you were in security. what were you doing? it doesn't seem like you could react at such a moment and plan your next steps to such an extent that you can't. especially since you're not there . the first thing we did was go to the temple of st. lazarus and i probably read a prayer. hours 34, then we breathed a sigh of relief, went to a coffee shop and my son said that we had to make some decision, and then there was a family c

it's my first time.staurant rather than a ride. europa—park aims to sell the concept to other parks and cities around the world, and it is hoping the experience will be attractive to those outside the amusement park industry. it's a bold ambition, and for a company used to exporting roller—coaster hardware, it is a very big move into uncharted territory. still not convinced. i think that will give me indigestion. no, looked great to me, i will take someone else then. fine. that's it from us for this week, thanks for watching, see you soon. bye—bye. hello. after a dry but misty night for some the is actually some rain in the forecast over the next few days which may come as a bit of a shock to places such as benson, 0xfordshire, pershore, worcestershire and bramham in yorkshire, because these areas over the last four weeks have barely seen over a millimetre of rain. now the rain clouds are gathering there out there in the atlantic at the moment. this one will come in through thursday. but we need to shift

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they have threatened it time after time. they came close in 2011. this is the time when they truly have the power to make something happen. as much as kevin mccarthy does not want to do this, it may not be up to him. >> you are on the hill any time. were any of the freedom caucus people unhappy with him for being so cordial? >> they are holding their fire at this point. they have not come right out and attacked him for that. i think they will give him a little bit of breathing room and space. as we get closer, as the deadline approaches, that is when you are really starting to see things heating up. kevin mccarthy could easily get this done by getting hakeem jeffries into a room. more republicans and more democrats that want to see this done there -- then there are the small number of conservative republicans who do not want to see this done. they have this motion to vacate that they could bring to the floor at any moment. yamiche: as we think about the economic realities of this, just today we had a jobs report, unemployment is at its lowest since

he's a five-time super bowl mvp. he won the super bowl ten times. played in the game ten times.be celebrated. >> he know doubt is the greatest of all time. he was divorced from his wife, gisele, who today wished her ex-husband only wonderful things in this new chapter of your life. tom brady retired maybe until the raiders call and say they need a quarterback. maybe he will reconsider. a short time ago, nikki haley said she had a big announcement coming in two weeks as multiple sources confirm to fox that she will enter the 2024 presidential race. lee carter is president and partner at manlanski and partners. this is the new hampshire survey concerning the republican primary in 2024. i want to put it up not because it's time to do this kind of stuff. it's early. look at the numbers. ron desantis, 42%. trump and nikki haley and sununu. this is your business. is this instructive to you at all this polling? >> it is instructive. it shows me where the momentum is. the momentum is clearly about donald trump and ron desantis. when you look at the polling overall, who else has a shot?

all the time. one military to us for the training is not only just to familiar themselves with the tactics, but at the same time they are going to have deepened knowledge about actually how to operate on the battlefield. and also at the same time, learn from the experiences of the americans and getting assistance of actually accumulating a lot more combat ready strategies that they can deploy and use in the case of a potential conflict. and speaking of conflicts, the ukraine conflict, the ukraine boy has been closely followed in type a as an example of potentially how to stand up to a bigger and more powerful advisory. has it radically altered and impacted taiwanese plans to defend itself against a possible chinese invision? yes, exactly. or at the end of last year, at the time when he government rebuild a, the re con, comprehensive reform all the time. once military serve is not only switch him reversing the 4 month compulsory military service back to one year, but at the same time enhancing the m

and statistically, from time to time we have bad calls?omething happening here and it seems like it is getting worse, or am i being a grumpy old man? >> i'm leaning toward explanation three. >> me, too. >> goodell's answer is the answer the commissioner should give. obviously, you can throw a challenge flag. they look at any given play from six different angles and they make a decision. that works with boundary calls. it is a little tricky with, did he have the ball before it hit the ground? that sort of thing. what they could put in place is some sort of system whereby in postseason games, especially, there's an official upstairs and if the call is egregious enough, even if they're out of challenges or for some reason the coach of the aggrieved team does not throw the challenge flag. if it is egregious enough and consequential enough, then that official, theoretically that hypothetical official should be able to stop play and say, hold. on let's look at this. in a playoff game. there was a game a few years ago between new orleans and the

that's your time. that's your time. thank you. next speaker. if you plan on submitting testimony line up on the screen side of the room. i'm a traent at -- 96 wootsy street and lived there 5 years. i was informed had was helping in the building. i'm sorry. don't hold that. >> it will not static. go ahead. the building was badly constructed. the owner never informed us about what was happening. we never received any notification from combvenl or anybody to inform us what was happening. i'm worried about the risk this my family is in. we don't know what will happen now. our apartment we have 3 minors. they near danger and we need an answer. and how can we save our family. there are many people in our building. that are worried about the same situation. we know the rent in san francisco is too expensive. and is very difficult now to find a place to live. for example in my case, i have a baby that is one years old. i work and go to school at the university. and i don't have the financial resources to pay too much for rent. now to find a new place w

debates take time. so i'm very happy that we are actually very united in nato and in european union. and it is a negative surprise to put in because he doesn't believe in multilateralism. you say it's an existential issue for your country. how worried are you that if putin succeeds in ukraine, they'll be an invasion of your country. and in terms of nato support, i believe the numbers about 1300 trips from other nato countries led by the u. k. that and now in estonia, is nato doing enough. if we wouldn't be in nato, i think we would be living through some very darth times right now, but we are. that's why we are not living as so dark times as ukraine is. and we are not threatened the way because we have our big friends behind us and not even behind us, but with us in the stone. yeah, there are u. s. tubes u k. troops, french troops at present. so, and everybody has assured us that the, you know, article 5 in nato is iron clad and everybody will be there for us. so it works as it turn so, so for, for food

i've been working in the business a long time, so i can remember times of maybe 20 years ago when itrible, but certainly most of the staff have never experienced anything like this. so when you go into work, can you paint a picture of what the situation is like for a doctor at the moment like you? are there patients in trolleys that really shouldn't be there? why and how are things difficult for people on the front line? what i'd like to do when i go into work is walk into an environment that's under control, where we are able to see the sickest patients first and see all the other patients in a timely manner, where we have time to do ourjobs properly and we can do that a properly equipped space. what we actually experience is that most of us will go to work expecting to find the department that is full to bursting, with patients not only in our resuscitation rooms and ordinary trolley spaces, but in our corridors, maybe in waiting areas that aren't supposed to hold patients at all, and some places where there are cupboards. we might see our ambulance car parks absolutely full of amb

to time. it doesn't mandate that they do it in either written or in person fashion. okay. now, we noted that when millard fillmore sitting 10,000 words, write in his address and bill clinton's averaging about, you know, 7000, it's ironic, one of the modern critiques of the state of the union address is that they're nothing more than long laundry lists of proposals. of course, the written addresses were far longer than those that have been delivered in person. the difference beyond the length is the expectation. the expectation of a address with it's commands that congress do things and increasingly overt appeal to partizanship. you know, these of the personal commitment that presidents are now expected to make in their state of the union very different than what we saw when they issued these addresses, writing. so the tradition even if they're are shorter than they're written is that, you know, the presidents lay before congress a very long list of policy proposals. the difference is that in t

i had time to sit, they always had time to serve their own people. mr. by recruiting jihadi children and forming the group of "waiters of the sun" in 2081 , had created an official name in deprived rural areas, so that more than 200 villages became inhabited. it's very easy and difficult for them to visit the stool the path was uphill, and they are continuing firmly. i stood at the feet of ahmad fadaleh. we built a mosque with the jadoo group. we opened a water supply for 70 kilometers in the region. all 14 stages were completed in 14 villages in the 4th region . ismail ahmadi works in a deprived city and village, a box and a weapon, a written and complete plan to do all of this , in all their moods, they were laughing and he was , let's reach martyrdom together. in the fall of the red crescent helicopter while accompanying the minister of sports he was busy serving and investigating the sports problems of kerman province. he called for the right of lip service, and if the body rests here after the burial in imamzadeh ismail chizer , ali akbar abbasi of

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sorry, time here. not the outcome. he was looking for. but this is the chiefs 3rd when all time. so congratulations to america's heart and >> forty-niners might not have made it to the bowl. like we said at the bay area was still represented their history made with the first all female flyover crew during the national anthem. san jose native lieutenant commander kelly zimmerman was one of the air crew supporting that fly over zimmerman's a graduate of lehigh school from 2007. goalie to >> all right. well, speaking of air, right, u.s. fighter jets shooting down another unidentified object this afternoon. this time over lake huron makes for downed objects in north american airspace. >> in as many days, sean lewis reports on what we know and how officials are responding. >> more flying objects shut down within days. breaking overnight, a u.s. f 22 shoots down a 3rd unidentified aerial object. the state of our union is knowing the truth is out there. u.s. military has shot down suspicious high altitude objects over north america leading to a second week in a row of sunday morning. ta

it will be a difficult time in the coming weeks. you have exlained time in the coming weeks.arly, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. thank you. these are the live pictures right now describing those rescue efforts that we were just discussing. some of the challenge, the risks to those rescue workers that we can see in front of our eyes now. still very, very real as they work through the night and in the cold trying to find survivors. tens of thousands of nurses and ambulance strikes had been on strike today the first time that both have taken industrial strike on the same day. some ambulance workers have been on strike in wales today. health leaders have warned that today's action could be the most destructive so far. our health editor reports. this nurse explains why she was willing to go on strike. i this nurse explains why she was willing to go on strike. i wouldn't have strike _ willing to go on strike. i wouldn't have strike today _ willing to go on strike. i wouldn't have strike today if _ willing to go on strike. i wouldn't have strike today if i _ wi

and much of this along time, a long time coming. and also this year, we every five years you do something called the farm bill, which interestingly links the concerns of farmers and agribusiness but also food security and nutrition programs like ten of temporary aid for needy families. those programs that that we've used to give people basic security in this country, they're all part of the farm bill that gets done every five years. so i'm on committee. i was saying this morning in worship i guess what you're referring to in my sermon, i was referring to the fact that when went to the capitol 2017, i got arrested intentionally, the tradition of howard thurman, martin luther king junior and morehouse college. i got arrested. protest setting what they were getting ready to do in the farm cut knew that needed nutrition. and this year. six years later i get to write the farm bill so. this so i'm struck by this idea that you put forward of dancing in the darkness. i want to underscore dancing. there's no question that there's darkness. a

he's been the super bowl most valuable player five times and the league mvp three times.on record for passing yards and touchdowns. >> tom brady is without a doubt the greatest quarterback in nfl history. and there is nobody else that is a close number two. >> and his great enhanced that he came into the league as a gangly 6th round draft pick out of university of michigan. >> when they drafted him, he was an after thought. the odds were against him even making the team. >> reporter: brady went on to win six super bowls with the new england patriots but his final season with the tampa bay buccaneers was different with roars on the field, a team that underachieved and a divorce from his wife of 13 years, supermodel gisele bundchen. >> you could see the anger on his face throughout the 2022 season. his team was struggling and didn't look like a whole bunch of fun out there and then obviously off the field his marriage ending in divorce and having all of those issues off the field. i think it just wore on him too much. >> reporter: now tom brady head news a world that he onc

she got a job in a bakery, which was also opened by immigrants for the second time.business from horlivka in the 14th. and last year, the bakery owner hanna from toretsk says the great war had just started, we decided that we had to leave as far as possible from the front line, i understood that the horde would not stop because this is enough of the 14th year, you can't drink it anymore, we know how they behave. we were looking for transport and we were the ones who left they took out the oven to dnipro, they started a new business here, they bake several types of bread, buns, cookies, they make croissants and burgers , and recently they started cooking napoleon mead cakes , vik, and then the processes will probably be bigger and bigger, they have regular customers , very good bakery, very good hello, left-wing people, patriots i i recommend it to everyone, and fresh, delicious pastries, no one has ever come to us like this. it’s just from a fairy tale, and even though we had to leave our native toretsk, we went there almost every week , we brought people our own pas